standard iptables code line blocks amazon prime video

I run an iptables firewall on my debian toshiba laptop, and the main line that sets up the firewalling is

Code:

iptables -A INPUT -m cotrack --ctstate ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT

This line was chosen as the best way to go, but it is incompatible with the streaming of amazon prime video. When I click on the green "watch video" button, absolutely no data flows from them to me. I tu off the firewall and it works. Amazon says their video is encrypted and sometimes problematic with firewalls, and that I need to open port 443.

Yes there are other lines

Code:

iptables -P INPUT DROP
iptables -P OUTPUT ACCEPT
iptables -P FORWARD DROP

I also have the ssh and ftp ports blocked, lots of offending urls blocked, but it is the cotrack ctstate line that is the deal breaker.

I will not open port 443 to anyone anywhere.

I would rather not have to open it for amzn, as they may be constantly changing the urls they use, and also, I trust no one. This would allow them to coect to my laptop after I shutoff amazon video and go to sleep. They don't need that access.

I need a line of code that allows my clicking of the watch video button to initiate a coection with their streaming server.

What is that line? or What am I missing?

sidney

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